Monthly Archives: May 2013

A brilliant and clear analysis of the accelerating breakdown in the internal math of global markets. When economic policy becomes dominated by the imperative of defending the apparently uncontrollable privilege of money printing and fractional reserve banking, the natural rules … Continue reading →

When there is “a statistically improbable concurrence of events”, some investigation is required. I would like to hear any counter arguments as to why Paul Craig Roberts has not reached very credible conclusions. Paul Craig Roberts, is a former Assistant … Continue reading →